Nikki Stern is a writer whose work has appeared in the New York Times, Newsweek and USA Today. She also writes regularly for a number of online sites. She is editor-in-chief for Does This Make Sense, an online site that celebrates skepticism. She is the author of Because I Say So: The Dangerous Appeal of Moral Authority, in which she looks at the role moral authority plays in our society. The book is also a memoir, in it, Stern shares personal recollections about her experiences as a 9/11 widow.
In addition to her previous career in public relations, Ms. Stern spent a dozen years in the entertainment business as a composer, performer and producer. She was the founder and prime mover of Ruthenia Music, a music production house in Manhattan and released two albums of original songs on which she performed. She also scored for film, books on tape, radio and live theater, including seven interactive murder mysteries, three of them published by Samuel French.
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1 Woman' s Vu by Nikki Stern 
Nikki, I’ve just strayed onto your web site from Time Goes By. I like your writing very much. I’d be interested to know more about your book. “Moral Authority.” Sounds interesting. Perhaps you’ve written about it before but I’ve missed it.
welcome and I’ve addressed your question on the main page under the “Marketing 101” post…
Love your style, Nikki. Funny, smart and thought provoking.
Hi Nikki… Great reads! I often wonder how you’re doing…especially at this time of year. Now that I’ve found your site, I’ll tune in frequently. Good luck with the book.
How about doing a story on Cavachons or how a designer mutt can change your life.
they can, can’t they? I’m about to publish my stories elsewhere on the Internet and will let you all know
I thought the Sit/ Stay artical was cute. We love our two boys and are so glad we got them.
Hi Nikki!
Remember me?? I thought of you the other day so I googled you and found that you are still writing! How wonderful! Your site is terrific!
I left NBC last year…and it’s been interesting since then tyring to figure out what I want to be when I grow up.
I’d love to catch up with you!
Please send me an email when you get a chance.
I hope you are doing well.
Stephanie
Nikki, I’ve started your book. Bravo! I’ve put up a mention on http://www.watchingtheworldchange.com. Good luck with it! Cheers, David
Fantastic Blog.
Its been a while.
I hope you’re well.
Much success.
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Dearest Nikki,
I can not wait to read your book! I received an email from PT and your brother n law David. I immediately googled to find out more about your writings and quickly ordered a copy!
I too, lost my husband on 9/11 on flt 11. I have an 8 year old son now and moved from Los Angeles back to Michigan to be near my family.
Finally! Something worth while to read and contemplate. I also look forward to spending time on your website and blogs.
Very best wishes,
Kia
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
Just watched your piece on Sunday Morning. Well said. Soooo many people want to lash out at a religon and their followers for the actions of a few Islamic terrorists. Reminds me of how the government reacted to Pearl Harbor by setting up concentration camps for Japanese-Americans!
Again, Thank you.
Hi Nikki!
Remember me?? I thought of you the other day so I googled you and found that you are still writing! How wonderful! Your site is terrific!
I left NBC last year…and it’s been interesting since then tyring to figure out what I want to be when I grow up.
I’d love to catch up with you!
Please send me an email when you get a chance.
I hope you are doing well.
Stephanie
+1